"Your the rhythm to my beat" "There is no life without you. There wasn't one before, there sure as fuck won't be one after"

"I used to think my life was perfect, until I realized that perfection is impossible." _____________________________________________ Kolupo is a Nigerian girl who's not new to Senior Secondary School. Living the perfect, drama free, naive life was a norms for her. Until family and boy problems arise and all Kolupo can do is fall into a hole of confusion. Who had any idea she would have to crawl out of her online home for once? Who had any idea her life would collapse like a toothpick bridge? Who had any idea total strangers would become solid rocks? Probably not Kolupo. Book 1 in the Who Am I Series #1 in #afrikaans ~16/10/19--18/04/20--02/09/20 #14 in #African ~19/07/20 #19 in #african ~18/10/19 #4 in #ProjectNigeria ~05/08/20 #9 in #ProjectNigeria ~16/10/19 #15 in #ProjectNigeria ~ 02/07/19 #8 in #ProjectNigeria ~27/04/20 #22 in Nigerian ~ 02/07/19 #18 in Nigerian ~ 2/11/19 #10 in Nigerian ~ 12/04/20 #1 in Naija ~ 30/04/20 #1 in Nigerian ~ 16/06/20 Start Date: 26-05-2018 End Date: 23-07-2020

Sometimes, all a girl needs is a supposedly aloof man who worships the ground she walks on. Here's a story about that. . Eniife Olatide has better things to do than waste time on the school's golden boy. Micaiah Bakare is smug, annoyingly talented, and far too good at getting under her skin. She swears she doesn't like him. He swears she'll change her mind. Between unprovoked banter, unwanted invitations, and an undeniable pull she refuses to name, Eniife is learning that some distractions are harder to ignore... and maybe, just maybe, she doesn't want to.

~𝐀 𝐍𝐢𝐠𝐞𝐫𝐢𝐚𝐧 𝐓𝐞𝐞𝐧 𝐅𝐢𝐜𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧~ 𝐃𝐀𝐏𝐇𝐍𝐄 𝐂𝐇𝐈𝐎𝐌𝐀 𝐉𝐎𝐇𝐍𝐒𝐎𝐍 has been through hell... literally. For years, she suffered in silence while her older brother stood frozen, too afraid to fight the monster that tormented her. But one day, he finally spoke up. He reported everything. And just like that, her life flipped upside down. After years of being homeschooled and hidden from the world, Daphne is forced to trade comfort for chaos, leaving Abuja behind for Lagos, where she'll start fresh at one of the most prestigious secondary schools in Nigeria ─𝐒𝐈𝐋𝐕𝐄𝐑𝐁𝐑𝐎𝐎𝐊'𝐒 𝐂𝐎𝐋𝐋𝐄𝐆𝐄─ She expected to study. Maybe even blend in like a normal teenager. She didn't expect enemies, friendships with secrets, academic wars, and a boy she definitely shouldn't be falling for. Daphne is quiet but not weak. Wounded but not done. She's learning how to be a teenage girl again-one unfiltered, messy, unpredictable step at a time. But in a school built on secrets and survival, will she finally find herself, or lose what's left of her in the process? This book dives into the messy lives of 𝐒𝐈𝐋𝐕𝐄𝐑𝐁𝐑𝐎𝐎𝐊'𝐒 brightest and boldest. But one thing's for sure... Daphne is the main character. And class is in session. 𝐄𝐍𝐉𝐎𝐘❤

When Adaora Maduka joins The Crystal Theatre, it's more than just for a performance - it's for a mission. Haunted by her twin brother's sudden death and a cryptic phone call he made days before, she steps onto the same stage he once did, determined to find answers. But the deeper she digs, the more dangerous the spotlight becomes. And when the mic is on, secrets don't stay hidden for long. ---------------------------------------------------------------- •A gripping Nigerian thriller of betrayal, bravery, and the cost of truth. •What happens when silence is no longer an option, and everyone is listening? ♡ When The Mic Is On ♡

"Yo,if you want to talk to me,stand on the chair because i cannot see you" I stated giving her a bored expression and the whole class bursted into laughter. she was glaring at me like I have grown two heads. "Why do your eyes change colour??" Blankson Jasmine a.k.a Jazzie is not your regular shy female lead. She is very beautiful,freaking wealthy and intelligent. She is blessed with long,jet black hair, mad shape and cute facial features. She leaves royal high, a prestigious school in lagos due to an iñcident that should have cost her,her mental health and moves to holy land college one of the best boarding schools in the state. Adeola Jayden a.k.a Ajay is the one and only head boy of hlc. Born with a silver spoon in his mouth,he was very handsome,fucking hot, intelligent and well built. He was unarguably the fastest guy in the whole of hlc. No one has beaten him in academics not to talk of athlete. What happens when Jasmine comes as a new student and breaks the record of being the first and the only girl to beat the school's Golden boy in athelete?? How will she cope when Stephanie (queen bitch,who is trying to take the post of the golden boy's girlfriend) is willing and ready to make the rest of her stay miserable in hlc(Holy land college)?? Let us join Jasmine on her adventure into hlc

After the 24-year-old, content creator and influencer Muna Amadi was betrayed by her boyfriend and bestfriend, she decided to move to New York for a change. They say change is good right? But what about the loneliness that comes with it in the first few weeks? That was Muna's life until a gym accident got her falling on Nicklaus Gray, a lawyer, who lives on the floor above hers. But then, her first impression of him, made him her first enemy in the city and their second and third encounters were not so good either. Well, they said first impressions are often entirely wrong, but would that be the case for Nicklaus Gray? Nicklaus Gray's life took a depressing turn after he lost his mother, and was now left with a father he didn't like very much. But with everything happening in his life, all he wanted was to focus on becoming a great lawyer like every member of his family. And the best way to do that was to avoid distractions like falling in love. But when Muna appeared in his life, and they managed to have three different not-so-good encounters in just one day, the curiosity to get to know her sparked in him. There was something about her that made him genuinely smile again. There was something about the way she kept mentioning his name that he loved. There was something about her lips, and he wanted to kiss them. *An enemies-to-friends-to-lovers story of two people, who sweat out all their worries at the gym. This book is rated 🔞

"The lines we draw to protect ourselves often become the walls that imprison us." [OUR WORLD] 🌸A Nigerian Teen Fiction🌸 16+ [BOOK THREE OF YUNG LIES SERIES] In our world, we're quick to judge people, not knowing what they've been through or who they really are. And often, the ones who judge the loudest are fighting their own battles in silence. Kester's cold and unapproachable demeanor mask a deep-seated pain, while Yasmine's polished facade conceals a suffocating relationship with Zayn Lawal, the school's golden boy and teen star. As Kester's tutor, Yasmine is tasked with helping him salvage his grades by the end of the academic session, but beneath Kester's tough exterior and academic struggles, Yasmine discovers a complex and broken soul that challenges her perceptions. She realizes she doesn't want to let Kester go, not because he's perfect, but because he's imperfectly real. She becomes torn between her loyalty to Zayn and her growing connection to her troubled student. However, when Zayn discovers that Yasmine is tutoring his arch-nemesis, Kester, he's furious. Their relationship becomes increasingly strained, and Yasmine finally finds the courage to leave him. But Zayn's not willing to let go, and this becomes a problem. This is a tale of self-discovery, relationships, and growth, set against the backdrop of Nigerian high school life. Explore the complexities of teenage life, where appearances often hide deeper truths. ONLY AVAILABLE ON MY WATTPAD ACCOUNT. IF FOUND ELSEWHERE IT MEANS IT HAS BEEN PLAGIARIZED, SO PLEASE DO INFORM ME IMMEDIATELY. Started - 17th April, 2025. Ended - Status - Ongoing

Riva was made for the stage-she just never realized it. Every smile, every achievement, every perfectly spoken "yes ma" had been a performance. And as long as people clapped, as long as they called her brilliant, good, responsible, she kept the act going. Because who was she without the applause? But now, the crowd has gone quiet. Excellence is expected. Her effort is invisible. The praise that once fueled her has dried up, leaving behind exhaustion she can't shake and a question she can't answer-why bother? The school play was supposed to be a distraction. Instead, it's another role she's trapped in. And Bascko is the worst part of it. He doesn't treat her like the smart girl, the reliable one, the golden child. No, Bascko watches her like he sees something underneath it all, like he's waiting for her to slip. And with the way he invades her space, plays with her hands like they're his to hold, whispers things between lines that don't belong in the script-Riva is afraid she already has. She should focus. On school. On home. On surviving the emptiness. But how does she keep pretending when the one person who shouldn't matter is the only one making her feel real? In a world that only values her shine, Riva must decide who she is when the spotlight fades-and whether she wants to keep playing the role they gave her, or finally step off the stage.

In a city where chaos runs deep and power speaks louder than justice, Major General Damola Olowe-feared, revered, and known simply as the Commander-rules Lagos's criminal underworld with a soldier's discipline and ruthlessness. His word is law. His presence, a warning. Backed by elite troops and an iron code of honor, Damola is the last line of order in a state slowly tilting into anarchy. But when a high-stakes raid ends in betrayal, an ambush leaves him bloodied and alone, and five of his own men try to assassinate him in transit, everything shifts. He survives by sheer will-and the unexpected help of a 'frightened' stranger. Damola gives him one thing in return: a favor. A single, open-ended promise. Three years later, the stranger returns-not for money, not for power, but with a request that will dismantle everything Damola has built. He wants Damola to protect his quiet, delicate younger sister, Adunni, while he travels abroad. The Commander refuses-until the debt is called in. What begins as a reluctant favor becomes a war of shadows, as Damola finds himself caught between growing feelings for Adunni and suspicions he can't ignore. Because Adunni isn't just innocent. She's a pawn. A spy planted to bring him down. And behind her is a man with blood on his hands-and a plan that could end the Commander's reign for good. But Damola didn't rise to power by playing fair and he was ready to fight until the very end. He took them down before, he could do it again. He would. Obey the Commander-or be destroyed.